Binky Felstead is the latest victim of celebrity 'mother shaming,' Love Island stars rumoured for Celebrity Big Brother and a Friends star could be about to return to television... Here's your Celebrity Buzz.

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Binky Felstead is the latest victim of 'mother shaming' following her appearance on This Morning.

The Made in Chelsea star appeared on the ITV breakfast show alongside partner Josh ‘JP’ Patterson and their newborn daughter India.

While the couple spoke about life as new parents, viewers took to Twitter in force to express concern for India, as they claimed Binky wasn't supporting her head correctly.

One Twitter user writes "Someone please show Binky how to safely hold her baby, while another says "Was I the only one who was worried about the baby's head because it wasn't being held properly?"

Binky, who has not yet commented on the backlash, spoke about life as a new mum, stating "It’s been the most surreal journey but it has been the most amazing one. She’s here now and we have this most amazing girl."

Reports suggest that Chris and Kem have been offered a whopping £100,000 to appear on the reality show.

A source tells the Daily Star that the pair are top the list for show bosses, stating "producers are desperate to snap them up as they've both got the online social media influence to get viewers tuning into the new series."

Jennifer Aniston has had a successful movie career since the end of the show, but it seems she could be about to reconnect with TV audiences.

The actress, who played Rachel in the iconic sitcom, is reportedly taking part in a new show about a morning breakfast show.

As well as that, she's said to be teaming up with her Friends sister Reese Witherspoon, who played Jill Greene, for the project.

Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon are said to be teaming up for a new television series. (via Instagram.)

According to The Hollywood Reporter, there's some big names already lined up behind the scenes, as it's to be led by HBO head of drama Michael Ellenberg, written by Jay Carson (House of Cards) and Steve Kloves (Wonder Boys, Harry Potter) will be an executive producer.

While there is no word on a name for the show just yet, it's reportedly expected to be snatched up by major outlets like HBO and Netflix.